OVERVIEW
Department of Law was established in the year 2022. The Law department at AKS University, Satna is fully committed to prepare its students .
OBJECTIVE
- To prepare for judicial and administrative subjects with quality education and training in the field of law.
To prepare a chain of human behavior keeping in mind the national and international competencies primarily as Civil Judge, Prosecution Officer, Law Officer and Legal Adviser. Professional lawyers who look forward to alleviating human suffering including various roles in society.
To prepare experts in law according to the judicial parameters of legal participation in view of the global business system, international relations and competitive conditions.
- To develop intellectual ability, dispute resolution skills, understanding to avoid legal complexities, familiarity with the institutions of the legal system, sensitivity to poverty.
- To shape efficient leadership potential in the fields of state, community organization, social enterprise, corporate enterprise etc.
- Ability to use electronic resources and use IT skills in the context of modern development.
- Use of various pedagogical methods and demonstration and promotion of innovative research capabilities.
COURSE OFFERED
| S.N. | Course Name | Duration | Eligibility Criteria |
| 1 | B.A.LL.B | 5 Years | General: 45%, OBC: 42%, SC/ST: 40% |
| 2 | B.Com.LL.B | 5 Years | General: 45%, OBC: 42%, SC/ST: 40% |
| 3 | B.B.A.LL.B | 5 Years | General: 45%, OBC: 42%, SC/ST: 40% |
| 4 | LL.B. | 3 Years | General: 45%, OBC: 42%, SC/ST: 40% |
| 5 | LL.M. | 2 Years | General: 55%, OBC: 55%, SC/ST: 50% |
LL.M. COURSE STRUCTURE
SCHEDULE-A
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Nature of Course |
Marks |
I-SEMESTER |
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INDIAN CONSTITUTIONAL LAW |
CORE | 100 |
II-SEMESTER |
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LEGAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH METHODOLOGY |
CORE | 100 |
III-SEMESTER |
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LAW AND SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION IN INDIA |
CORE | 100 |
IV-SEMESTER |
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JUDICIAL PROCESS |
CORE | 100 |
DISSERTATION |
CORE | 100 |
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NOTE: - (1) - The topic for Dissertation will be assigned in the beginning of the III-Semester and the candidates are required to submit dissertation work by the end of the IV-Semester. (2) - Apart from the Core Courses, a student shall offer One Elective group (comprising of 3 courses) in each of the first three semesters. The elective group offered in one semester is not to be repeated in the other two semesters from the list given below: |
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SCHEDULE-B
OPTIONAL GROUP
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Nature of Course |
Marks |
GROUP- A: CONSITUTIONAL LAW |
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CONSTITUTIONALISM AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT ININDIA AND ENGLAND |
ELECTIVE | 100 |
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COMPARATIVE AND COOPERATIV FEDERALISM |
ELECTIVE | 100 |
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CIVIL AND POLITICAL RIGHTS- COMPARATIVE STUDY OF SELECTCONSTITUTIONS |
ELECTIVE | 100 |
GROUP - B : FAMILY LAW |
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HINDU LAW INCLUDING HINDU JURISPRUDENCE |
ELECTIVE | 100 |
| MUSLIM LAW INCLUDING MUSLIM JURISPRUDENCE | ELECTIVE | 100 |
| CHRISTIAN & PARSI AND JEWISH LAWS | ELECTIVE | 100 |
GROUP - C : LAW OF TORTS |
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DEVELOPMENT OF LAW OF TORTS AND TORT ACTIONS GENERALLY |
ELECTIVE | 100 |
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SPECEFIC TORTS- I |
ELECTIVE | 100 |
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SPECIFIC TORT-II |
ELECTIVE | 100 |
GROUP - D : CRIMES |
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CRIMINOLOGY AND PENOLOGY |
ELECTIVE | 100 |
CRIMINAL LAW IN INDIA |
ELECTIVE | 100 |
CRIMES AGAINST SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC SECURITY AND PROBLEMS OF THEIR CONTROL |
ELECTIVE | 100 |
GROUP - E : INTERNATIONAL LAW |
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| LAW OF TREATIES OR DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR RELATIONS OR LAW RELATING TO OUTER SPACE | ELECTIVE | 100 |
| INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE OR INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION OR LAW OF SEAS | ELECTIVE | 100 |
| INDIA AND INTERNATINAL LAW | ELECTIVE | 100 |
GROUP - F : CONTRACT AND INSURANCE |
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GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF CONTRCT OR LAW OF EXPORT & IMPORT REGULATION |
ELECTIVE | 100 |
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SPECIFIC CONTRACTS OR CORPORATE FINANCE |
ELECTIVE | 100 |
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INSURANCE OR BANKING LAW |
ELECTIVE | 100 |
GROUP - G : ADMINISTRATIVE LAW |
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ADMINISTRATIVE LAW IN INDIA - I |
ELECTIVE | 100 |
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW IN INDIA-II OR LOCAL SELF GOVERNMENT LAW |
ELECTIVE | 100 |
COMPARATIVE ADMINISTRATIVE LAW |
ELECTIVE | 100 |
GROUP - H : BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION |
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BUSINESS ORGANISATION |
ELECTIVE | 100 |
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT (COMPANY MANAGEMENT &ADMINISTRATION) |
ELECTIVE | 100 |
LAW RELATING TO MULTINATIONAL CORPORATION |
ELECTIVE | 100 |
GROUP - I : LABOUR MANAGEMENT RELATIONS |
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REGULATION OF LABOUR MANAGEMENT RELATIONS OR COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE LAW RELATING TO TRADE UNIONS |
ELECTIVE | 100 |
LAW RELATING TO EMPLOYMENT AND NON-EMPLOYMENT |
ELECTIVE | 100 |
LAW RELATING TO TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT AND CONDITIONS OFSERVICE |
ELECTIVE | 100 |
GROUP - J : TAXATION |
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CONSTITUTIONAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE LAW PROBLEMS RELATING TO TAXATION |
ELECTIVE | 100 |
TAX ON BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY |
ELECTIVE | 100 |
CURRENT TAX PROBLEMS |
ELECTIVE | 100 |
GROUP - K : REGULATED ECONOMY |
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LEGAL REGULATION OF ECONOMIC ENTERPRISE |
ELECTIVE | 100 |
REGULATION OF LABOUR MANAGEMENT RELATIONS |
ELECTIVE | 100 |
CORPORATE FINANCE OR TAX ACCOUNTANCY |
ELECTIVE | 100 |
GROUP - L : ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE |
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LAW RELATING TO JURISDICTION AND SYSTEMS OF COURTS IN INDIA |
ELECTIVE | 100 |
LAW RELATING TO PROCEDURE AND PROOF |
ELECTIVE | 100 |
| LAW RELATING TO RELIEF | ELECTIVE | 100 |
INFRASTRUCTURE
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Law Department |
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Moot court
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Legal aid clinic |
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Library And E-Library |
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Smart class room And Reading Room
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Conference room |
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Computer lab |
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Competition preparation class room<./b> |
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Play ground |
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